Massage Mitt Hotdot

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¥19,600

Targeted areas with comforting heat and soothing massage in a lightweight, hand-held mitt, designed for use on dogs, cats, horses and even yourself.

  • Designed to fit easily into your daily routine with a 10-minute programme.
  • Lightweight and hand-held, making it easy to target specific areas.
  • Battery operated, so you can use it at home, at the yard or on the go.
  • Contains: 1 x Hotdot Massage Mitt, 1 x storage bag, and 1 x USB-C charging cable.
  • Tailor your session by choosing from 3 intensities of our signature cyclical massage, add heat or even use heat on its own.
  • Intelligently controlled heat designed to deliver consistent temperatures within the therapeutic range.
  • Comes with a two year guarantee

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Making a Difference

Enjoy a Pamper

Feel Relaxed

Feel More Flexible

Aid Warm Up

Dog Friendly

  • Benefits of Heat for Animals

    Using heat is a great way to support sensitive animals who may find massage or hands-on therapy too much. Heat is non-invasive, gentle, and often well accepted, with many associated benefits.

    Research suggests that tissue temperature needs to increase by at least 3 to 5°C from resting temperature to achieve a therapeutic effect (Bockstahler et al., 2004). However, using something too hot could cause discomfort and may even damage the tissue, so heat should always be applied carefully and monitored throughout.

  • Benefits of Massage for Animals

    Massage and heat are two simple ways we can help support healthy muscle function in hardworking animals.

    Massage

    Performance and general wellbeing depend on freedom of movement, flexibility, and comfort within the musculoskeletal system, all of which may be supported through massage (Gellman, 1998). These factors can also contribute towards keeping animals comfortable, relaxed, and happy in everyday life too.

    Benefits of massage include:

    • Maintain healthy blood and lymph circulation.
    • Soothes tired muscles.
    • Supports recovery after exercise.
    • Promotes relaxation.

Perfect For

Inspiration behind the product

The Story

Designed for targeted comfort, Hotdot combines soothing heat and massage in a compact, hand-held mitt.

Originally created with dogs in mind, its lightweight design also makes it a useful option for horses and even yourself. Use heat on its own, massage on its own, or combine both, with 3 massage intensities to tailor each session.

Massage Mitt Hotspot
Massage Mitt Hotdot
Massage Pad
Massage Pad Heatsense
Massage Options
Heat Option
Session Duration
Size of horse
Length
Number of Motors
RRP
Massage Mitt Hotspot

3

Yes
10 mins
All Sizes
16 x 26cm
2 motors
£140

Massage Mitt Hotdot

3

Yes
10 mins
All Sizes
16.5 x 14 cm x 5cm
1 motor
£109

Massage Pad

3

No
30 mins
All Sizes
60-80cm
4-6 motors
£369 - £399

Massage Pad Heatsense

3

Yes
30 mins
All Sizes
90cm
6 motors
£589

FAQ's

Horse - Start with the Hotdot switched off and allow your horse to sniff it. Then stroke it over the body as you would when grooming. Once your horse seems comfortable, turn the massage setting on low and continue sweeping it over the body before trying higher settings or targeted use.

Dog or pet - Begin with the Hotdot switched off and let your pet sniff it. Then gently stroke areas they already enjoy being touched. Next, turn the massage on low while holding it slightly away so they can hear the vibration. You can then place it over your hand first, so your pet feels a softer vibration, before using it directly.

The Hotdot has three massage intensities:

Low is best for introductions, cool-downs and sensitive animals.

Medium is the everyday setting for general maintenance and pre-exercise use.

High is for animals that prefer a stronger massage, have a thick coat, or are slightly overweight. For dogs, high is usually only needed for large or giant breeds.

The Hotdot also has a heat option. Heat and massage can be used together for a deeper session. Heat alone can also be useful for sensitive animals or those that may find massage overstimulating. The Hotdot is designed to reach a therapeutic heat of 42°C on the surface. It has been tested to stay below 45°C during the 10-minute treatment period.

Either!

For targeted areas, hold the Hotdot in place for 5–10 minutes.

For an all-over massage move slowly in sweeping motions over the main muscle groups, following the direction of the hair. Spend around 2 minutes on each muscle group and repeat on both sides.

Do not use it on open wounds, new injuries, over the abdomen of any pregnant animal or human, new swelling within the first 48 hours, suspected infections or malignant tumours. Avoid concentrating massage over bony areas such as the wither, point of shoulder and point of hip.

Each session runs for 10 minutes and then turns off automatically, alternatively a long press of the massage button will stop the massage at any point.

Do not apply more than 2 consecutive cycles of heat in one spot.


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